
Are You Ready for ICD-10?
The other day when I was looking around online I found a really great infographic from Medical Billers and Coders that I want to share with you. Since ICD-10 is just around the corner it is important for practices to

The other day when I was looking around online I found a really great infographic from Medical Billers and Coders that I want to share with you. Since ICD-10 is just around the corner it is important for practices to

So – you are the owner of a busy chiropractic practice, and you want to make sure that you are focusing on your clients instead of wasting time with billing. What are your options? Well, first things first I want

If you’ve been reading our blog you know that lately I have done some posting that focuses on different areas of medicine. This week I would like to focus on cardiologists and how there are several things in medical billing

For those of you who are not trained medical billers and coders you should know that the process can be quite complex for orthopedic practices. Codes and specific modifiers required for obtaining maximum revenue with orthopedic billing are constantly changing

Due to the demands of running a family practice it is not surprising that family physicians are constantly under stress. Not only does today’s competition and market pressures make things hard – there is also practice efficiency, which is important

On October 1, 2015, all medical professionals covered by the Health Insurance Portability Accountability Act (HIPAA) will have to transition from ICD-9 to ICD-10. Is your practice ready? Read on to learn more. Why ICD-10? Unlike its outdated predecessor ICD-9,
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